Business websites / Project service

A website customers can
understand and use.

Outdated services, missing information or a design you have outgrown. We write and build business websites, and improve the words on existing ones.

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morrow●Workplace services

For the places we work.

A workplace
worth coming
back to.

Planned maintenance, everyday repairs and office moves. Help with the jobs that keep your workplace running.

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Morrow: a website concept for a fictional workplace services business. View the full sample ↗

What’s included

A website that explains what you do.

A useful starting brief is a site of up to five core pages: home, services, a detailed service page, about and contact. The final page plan follows your customers’ questions.

You receive a fixed quote before work begins. We check what content you already have, how many pages you need and whether the site needs to connect to other systems or replace an existing website.

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What the project covers

Structure & messaging: A page plan and copy shaped from your business information, with your team checking the facts.
Design & build: A consistent layout across desktop and mobile, using your existing identity or a separately agreed brand direction.
Getting in touch: A clear route to contact you, form validation and a confirmation page. Submission delivery is checked at launch.
Search foundations: Descriptive titles, useful headings, readable page content, internal links, sitemap and relevant structured data.
Launch & handover: Checks on links, forms and device layouts, plus the agreed files and guidance for managing the site.

Start with the job you need done

Your website might just need some attention.

If the existing site does the job, we can discuss improving the parts that are letting it down.

Website copy refresh

Help visitors understand what you do and whether you can help them.

Rewrite agreed homepage or service pages
Answer common customer questions
Improve headings and prompts to get in touch

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Website updates

Keep a site we have built up to date as your business changes.

Change agreed text and photographs
Add a service update or completed project
Check the affected links and enquiry form

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The cost after the build

Your website.
Clear ownership.

The domain and hosting account should be controlled by your business. Agreed website files are included in the handover; third-party assets remain subject to their licences.

One-off project cost

The design, writing, build and launch work listed in your quote.

Recurring costs

Domain renewal, hosting and any required paid services. These are identified before you agree the project.

Ongoing support

Updates and maintenance are a separate, separate service. The proposal explains what is included after launch.

Before you decide

Do we need a complete rebuild?

Sometimes better messaging and a clearer enquiry route are enough. The first review considers whether your existing site can support the changes before recommending a new build.

What do you need from our team?

Accurate service information, suitable project examples and imagery, access to existing assets, and someone who can approve the work. If material is missing, that is identified in the brief.

Will the website rank on Google?

The build includes the foundations that help search engines access and understand the pages. Rankings and enquiries also depend on demand, competition, content and your wider reputation. No ranking position or lead volume is guaranteed.

Can you move our existing site?

An existing site is reviewed for pages, links, domain settings, content and integrations. Necessary redirects and migration work are included in the proposal. The launch plan should preserve business email and essential services.

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Not sure what needs changing?

Use eight questions to check what a customer sees before you decide on a rebuild.

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Have a project in mind?

Tell us what is wrong with your current site.

Share the current site, the services you want to explain and the action you want visitors to take.